Adrian Thomas of the RSPB talks about the Robin and Blackbird, with illustrations of their song.

Photo of a Robin.

Robin Christopherson (MBE) is the Head of Digital Inclusion at AbilityNet.com. 

He spoke to Robert Kirkwood about keeping safe online and avoiding scams like fake texts from your bank or even an email from foreign royalty giving you their fortune, and how to recover funds if you think you've been a victim of fraud.

Michelle Jones has been appointed new interim director of Sight Life (formerly Cardiff Institute for the Blind).  Here Michelle talks about her role during this difficult time.

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Basil Oxtoby speaks to Detective Superintendent Alex Rothwell from Action fraud to help you keep your money safe.

#AntiFraudWeek

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Adrian Thomas from RSPB explains how to identify the birds in your garden.  Today, Adrian talks about the sparrow and dunnock. 

Image is of a sparrow on a log.

All this week, RNIB Connect Radio is looking at how to keep you safe from fraudsters.  Meanwhile RNIB is still raising vital funds and so Alex McDowell, Head of Public Fundraising for RNIB explains how you will know a call from RNIB is a genuine call.

We spoke to Steve Packer from RNIB to find out what the charity have been doing around supermarket shopping during the #coronavirus pandemic.

For daily updates, click this link - https://www.rnib.org.uk/connect-community/connect-news-and-stories/essential-supermarket-information-and-updates

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Comedian Georgie Morrell chats about glaucoma, being an RNIB narrator, and Amanda Holden’s singing!

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Roy Turnham is a visually impaired musician and footballer from Liverpool, who has 103 caps for England's blind football team.

He was also a judge in the BBC show All Together Now.

RNIB Connect Radio's Barry Snell caught up with Roy to find out how he's keeping busy, during the lockdown.

On RNIB Connect Radio, we're asking you to send in recordings of the birds you can hear.  Natalie sent in her recording of the birds and was joined by her cat, Ginge, who was determined not to be outdone by the birds.  Simon Pauley, presenter of the Daily Connect read out Natalie's letter and listen to see if you can hear Ginge singing along.

Photo of a ginger cat.